Describes the search for shipwrecks and sunken treasure, from the Anegada Passage in the Caribbean to the area near Cape Horn at the tip of South America.

Eight soul-searching, rugged tales of men against the elements. John Fine has written fifteen books including award-winning books dealing with the problems of ocean pollution ...

Examines plant and animal resources found in the sea, the effects of human intrusion and pollution, and possible solutions to the threat posed to our oceans.

This is a story about the lust for gold and treasure," Fine writes. In the 1600s and 1700s, Spain dominated the oceans with its fleet of galleons. Coming to the New World ...

Shipwrecks have captured our imagination for centuries. Here acclaimed historian Sam Willis traces the astonishing tales of ships that have met with disastrous ends, along with ...

Profiles some of the world's most famous shipwrecks and discusses the people who died in them, the cargo that was lost, and the efforts to find where they are located.

Macdonald uses a mixture of historical narrative of the scuttling and subsequent salvage to tell the dramatic events at the end of World War I. He also includes details of ...